May the Indifference of Yesterday be the Conscience of Today
Today we face a phenomenon that, from another dimension, threatens human life and causes the disappearances of species daily.
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Opinion
The Right to Abortion in Chile Isn’t Forged in Stone
The latest triumph in this constant struggle the pro women’s rights groups in Chile have waged came a few weeks ago when…
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The Unfortunate Accident at Havana’s Hotel Saratoga
This week we dedicate our drawings to the victims of the Hotel Saratoga accident, their relatives, and the rescuers.
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Motherhood During Migration
Our meals, our prayers, our stories and memories, our celebrations… Everything revolves around our Salvadoran and Chilean identities.
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Nicaragua’s Priority: Freedom for all Political Prisoners
“The 181 political prisoners in jail today symbolize national dignity and the hope for democratic change,” in Nicaragua.
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Reporting Isn’t a Crime, but in Cuba It’s Treated as Such
Media outlets in Cuba are controlled by the Communist Party. Those trying to be independent are criminalized, stigmatized, & persecuted.
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Chile Declares Latin America & the Caribbean a Priority
I celebrate the approval of an article like this one. It opens us up to great international challenges and cross-border cooperation…
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May Day 2022 in Cuba
This week we have drawn on International Workers Day and the connotation it acquires amid the current crisis.
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Cuba and the Impact of Humanitarian Aid
International aid: somewhere between a lifeline for the Cuban Government and humanitarian relief for the population.
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A Torn Country the Dictatorship Can’t Stitch Back Together
The country that rebelled in 2018 doesn’t appear willing to put down their banners for change and the right to hope.
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